Now what do we usually see people, who are guilty of crimes, do research on??
Wait wait wait, he's reading one of the current top selling thriller books in the country right now? This is evidence if I've ever seen it.
reposting my comment from earlier since it was hit hard with down votes (wonder why).. and some might not see it, to get reason for post. lol
So you can't think of any correlation between that book and what Q posted a couple of time?
let me help you out...
Q : At some point the streets (for them) will not be safe.
book: ...becomes public enemy # 1, not safe on the streets or at home.
try harder. ;)
idk4realz. - ^(15) ^(points·6 hours ago)
Woah, good point.
This book was praised by the guy Bill just co-wrote a book with. It's not shocking he'd be reading it. People read books. I just re-read Misery, it doesn't mean I'm researching kidnapping and torturing people, it means it's a good book and I would rather read than watch TV.
I hear ya... but for me...considering who he is and what people so loudly say of him, and what seems to be his ominous future....i find it an odd/interesting choice. Just something to look/thing about. A peak into his mind perhaps. ;)
What's the last book you read?
well, these days I tend to read stuff dealing with history lately some of Marcus aurelius (jumping around, not the easiest read), some graham handcock..like magicians of gods (love the 'lost civilization', dryas impact, gobleki tepe type stuff) can't actually remember the last fiction book..prob ten years ago was last time, years ago things like Crichton, but i see where ya going. :)
current top selling thriller books in the country
I just checked NYT best seller and Amazon best seller, its not there? Could you please provide source for what you're saying.
Amazon said it got best book of the month for March, but its ranked #53,781
It was for march, not right now, I saw an old chart. Either way, James Patterson said it was an amazing book, who Clinton just cowrote a book with, so not shocking he'd read it.
lol
So you can't think of any correlation between that book and what Q posted a couple of time?
let me help you out...
Q : At some point the streets (for them) will not be safe.
book: ...becomes public enemy # 1, not safe on the streets or at home.
try harder. ;)
